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Bates College.

The Main st. church was well filled last
Friday evening to hear the second lecture in
the course, which WAS given bv Prof Carl
Braun of the Bangor High School His lee.
ture "The Wonders Of the Insect World, )" was
made very instructive and interesting by the
exhibition of his large aud valuable collec-
ton of insects Many of his specimens are
very rare. He has received as high as seven
dollars for some specimens Of moths, named
by himself. Prof Braun has recently received
an order from Lyons, silk manufacturers,
for 500 cocoons from Maine. He thinks that
in quarter of century every Maine woman
can be dressed in six Of Maine production.
The easily produced apple tree leaves furnish
the food for this Maine silk producer. Prof.
Braun offers to give 500 chronological spec
linens to the college if suitable cases are
provided for them The first game of base
the college grounds last Wedne .dav af.er-
noon. between Fre>h msn and Lewiston
High School mines. The game was won by the
Freshmen, by score of 26 to 10.
The Freshmen defeated the Latin
School nine last Saturday,, IL to .
Rev. G. NJ. Howe addressed the members of
the Y NJ. G.. A last Wednesday evening.
after which the annual election of officers
was held, resulting as follows: President, J.
H. johnson, 'S8; vice president, Thos
Singer, 80; recording secretary, E. E. Saw
yer, 's8; corresponding secretary, Herbert
Small, '89: treasurer, G II. Hamlen, 80.
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THE sUMPTUOUs PULLMXNs.
What General Ticket agent BOOthby Says
of the New Bar UarbOr Train.

General Ticket Agent F. f. Boothby of
the Maine Central railroad says: The
through Bar Aarbor Pullman, limited will
20 by the way of Lewiston, | think The
train will leave Boston not earlier than s 80
1t will arrive at Portland in three hours.
About six hours from Portland to Bar Harbor
will be the running time, | guess. We are
not going to advertise single stop, except
Portland and Bangor. The Pullman will ar
rive at Bar Hsrbor as early as 6 p. NJ. We
shall run the same express to Bar Haroor by
wsv of Brunswick that was run last season.
This train will be due in Bar Harbor an hour
later than the Pullman, probably. The Bar
Harbor Pullman is to be the train best known
as the RAYMOND excursionists train. We
shall run five Pulmans besides dining car
at least. A new and important feature will
be introduced on the Bar Harbor Pullman
The cars are to be connected bv vestioule',
so that the train whether consisting of five
or a dozen cars, will form one continuous
suite of apartments. The platforms are
fitted with doors on either side, and the ends
of the two cars are held firmly. yet texibly,
together and the uncomfortable swaylng
movement so annoying to passengers ~heh
running at high speed is prevented. Every
particle of dust and cinders is kept out by TINS
arrangement. The vestibules are as elegant
" finished as part of the Pullman. This
train is to be complete in every detail OF
manufacture and adornment, with every
comfort and luxury known to the manufac
ture of Pullman cars. No mail matter but
that through from Boston to Bar Harbor Will
he taken on the limited, probably. We are
hurrying along our double track to Cumber-
land Junction. getting ready for the summer
time table. The sleepers are all laid. The
change in our summer time table takes effect
June 81. The limited Bar Harbor Pullman
will be put on just as soon as the travel TO
Bar Harbor sets in in earnes,-probaoly IN
July. | predict that there will be the biggest
rush to Maine's great summer resort TINS
season we have ever had.
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Nominations by the Governor.

The following nominations have been made
bv the Governor;
To take birds &c, for scientific purposes
William Locke. Fryeburg
Fish and Game Wsrdens, Alden Alien,
Jefferson; Elliot Rich, Bethel
Trial Justice. Grin A Priest, Skowhegan'
Dedimus Justices, Peter l.. Hill, Goulds'
boro Fred X. Bodwell, Acton.
Notaries Public, Everett l.. Smith. Isrni'
ner: P. w. J. Lander, Bangor.
Justice. of the Peace and Quorum, George
II. Bailey. Portland; Horace Bodweli, Acton
Augustus G. Blake, BROOKLYN; William NJ
E. Brown, Skowhegan; Joseph A. Cham Der
lain. Bristol; George f. Davis, biddeford
william H. Decker, Orient; John Sherman
Douglass, Lamoine; Josiah H. Drummond
Portland; william H. Frye, Greenoush
Peter L. Hill, Gouldsboro; Frank L. kenney
Bangor; George E Macomber, Augusta
Newton G. Merrill, Stetson; Frank a; MI
LEI. Poland; Albert w. Paine, Bangor; Josept
w. Spauldicg. Portland; Elmer r. SponoId
Portland; Franklin P. Sprague, oath
George A. Wilson, Paris; Edmund l.. foung
Mildridge.
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Business in the Municipal Court has beer
exceedingly active this week, and handsome
little sum has been realized in fines and costs
Thomas Sherry paid So and costs for drunk
enness; j. Fitzgerald, IS and costs, same
offence; Fred Clukey, SIS and costs. same
Henry Chapman. So and costs, resisting ar
O'ncer; o.Clukev, SO and costs, drunkenness
Nhares NJ Dodge was up for falling to ap
pear as witness against Dennis Garraty in
the Superior Court, bound over to the Sep
TENDER term and committed. The case OF
'ohn +. Libby, who was before the court on
complaint OF Charles Emery for assault and
osuery, WAS continued for judgment. Mrs.
oarah +. Leonard, for assault aud battery, on
complaint of George II. Horne. was before
Tue court. Mr. Horne had been authorized
oS Mr.. Titcomb to cultivate the farm
which Mrs. Leonard has occupied. and
On Monday was peacefully blowing in one OF
Tue helds when the lady, who claimed
sue held possession of the farm, came up, aud
"nen he did not depart al her command, she
oegsn to pei, the young man with stones,
ANS Kind Of shower was too much for him
a"u he s0ughe redress in the court. The
'udge fined the lady So and cost, suspending
payment
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Professional Etiquette

prevents some doctors from advertising their
skill, but we are bound by no such conven-
tional rules and think that il we make dis
covery that is OF benefit to our fellows, we
ought to spread the fact to the whole land.
Therefore we cause to be published through
out the land the fact that DIR. r V. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery" is the best
known remedy for consumption (scrofula of
the lungs and kindred diseases. Send 10
cents in stamps for DR.. Pierce's complete
treatise on consumption, with unsurpassed
means of self-trestment. Address. Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, 663 Main
Street, Buffalo, n. Y.
mayl0W&S&wlw
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READFIELD.

Mr.. Benjamin Davis, one of our oldest
citizens, died in Fayette on Friday last He
had resided IN town the most of his life. His
age was nearly eighty years. -Weston, the
road commissioner, begun on the roads Mon
dav, and will work the new road machine for
the first time Tuesday farmers are gener-
ally at work about town blowing, sowing and
planting, and find the land in good condition.
The village school in District No. ), begun
the summer session Monday, under the in
struction of Mrs. Weber from Chesterville.
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The annual report of the Augusta Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty. to Animals
will soon be published. Mr.. Hiram Reed,
the efficient agent, will report that about one
hundred cases have been attended to by him.
Two horses have been appraised and killed,
twenty bsnketed and eight stabbed.
A T0gus beer seller brought bottle of the
famous "hayseed" beer into the Municipal
Court room yesterday morning and submitted
it to the test of the professional tasters who
tender their services, gratis, on such occa
sons 1t was not regarded AS intoxicating
by the experts. The man said he brewed the
beer from hops, molasses ard yeast. The
hops were first boiled and strained into 8
barrel, where the molasses and yeast were
added, and after forty eight hours fermen
tstion the beer was ready tor use.
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LIGHTS o. LoSpox

Inc "ideiy known melodrama. Lights a
London, vas well produced at Granite Hall
isst evening, The audience being Of fair size
ana well pleased With the performance. The
stage settings were elaborate ard the com.
pany very good one. The play present.
human character 10 all its phases. ard MIC
lures iiie IN The tights and .hsiows of Lon.
uon IN thrilling manner. Since its frs,
presentation in New York acme six wears ago
the play has been produced in pearly every
american theatre, and always with marked
success II seems to be the general opinion
That this company made mistake in coming
mere with neither names of players or man.
agement advertised. A COMPANY which il
incognlto up to the day of the performance
Is bkeiy to be received with distrust and as
good players as these would bear little dav.
light 10 advance
Transfers OF Real Estate for Lincoln Co.
for Week Ending May Q. 1887.
ALSA.-Rnth Hilton to Everett Hilton, land and
building $500; Harriet E. Hilton to Walter ".
Hilton. land and buildings. 1900; Everett Hilton
booTHBAY .-Martha Z. Thompson to Abbie j.
Ii1oetfs al. land and buildings, sl70O; Edison c.
Giles to b. NJ. Giles, land, $50; Cyru. McKown to
James X, Aud. land. eloo; Elizabeth Matthews to
). r. Baker. land and buildings $500.
BRIsIoL-wm. J. Knipe to Gerard Knipe, land
ana buildings. $3.50; Charlotte Loud to WIN. d.
Loud. land and buildings, 5000
D DAAMAkiscorrA Henry D Pendeton to Harvey
H. hutchings, land and building. t36z.
land tIO0.
~ JEFFERsoN.- D. Hilton to Margaret
fisn' VI; kosanna Erskine to Samuel L. McCuds,
Sylvester, land, $500.
NEwCAsrLE.-Alden B. Whites est. to Ephraim
Taylor, land and buildings. 4I2oe.
SOMKRvILLK Seth l.. Glidden to Sebra c. Ken
needy, land and bui dings, ESQ.
Observation-Disclosures Brewers est to Verona
s. Coolen. land and buildings. 5000.
WALDoBoRo.-WillardO o. Engley to Alfred Waltz z,
land. 500
land. 500.
WHIrEFIELD.-ClaraA A. Woodman, to Curtis d.
hondete, land. $500; Curtis D. Houdletie to Clara
A. Wocdman, land. $500.
HIBERTs GORE.-Wm. Mario Edgar W. Chad.
wick. land. S95.
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Capital Lodge 1. q. q. T..

Gave another one of their excellent en-
tertainments and socisbles at G. A. r. Hall
last Friday evening. The programme con-
lent singing by the Arion Quartette, which
consists of Mes.rs Coombs, Wyman, Welch
and Norcross, guitar solos by Mr. VInal,
songs by Mr. Simpson, readings by Miss
Bigelow, whistling solo bv Miss KittIe Allen,
and other interesting parts. The affair was
pronounced grand success by those present
and the lodge Melted Qoodly sum.
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The contract for supplying the Court
House at Belfast with apparatus for heating
it by steam was awarded last Wednesday, to
Mr. A. d. Ward of Augusta for Sl075.
There were sixteen bids, two being by Bel
fast parties. One bid only was lower than
Mr. Wards, and in that the Commissioners
did not consider the boiler to be of sufficient
capacity. Mr.. Ward contracts to put IN a
l2.toot boiler, with 20 8 inch tubes, with all
necessary radiators, connections and appara-
tus complete, warranted to keep the tenn
perature OF any or all rooms in the building
at 100 when the outside temperature is 400
blow zero. There are to be sixteen radia-
tors, located as follows; Court room, 3;
Registry of Deeds, Probate Office and Clerks
office, each; Grand Jury room, Tressurer's
office, room for Court aud Bar, Witness
room, Judges room and two Traverse jury
rooms, | each. Press
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Upholstery shop.

All kinds of upholsterng and repairing
done in a workmsnlike manner. Personal
attention given to making over hair mattress
es in manner to suit customers. Second
hand furniture bought and sold. Packing
furniture for shipping q speciality. Orders
promptly attended to and satisfaction guaran-
teed Removed from over +. L. Weobers
CHAs. EMERY.
apr2Sdlm
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The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Cnapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price Is cents per box. For sale
by Devine Coushlin. may29fd&wly
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NS-When you get upholstering done it
always pays to get it done first class; call at
e. c. Lowers shop and get first class job
done. Bordered carpets cut, made and laid
by The yard. Carpet prices: Making Bras-
sells, s CTS per yard; WOODEN, cts per yard ;
LAYING BRUSSELS or wooden 3 cts. per yard
Also broken furnitore neatly repaired and
vanished. Orders on slate promptly attend
cd ia. Cor. State ahd Court St. over J. f.
Adams store, NAV 9dlnis
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CITY PERSONALLY.

L. w Savage. Bangor. was in the city
yesterday.
Jacob Edwards, Esq, was in the city
Yesterday.
new. FIR. John Murphy was in the city
yesterday, and his friends were all very glad
to meet him.
Al Hotel North: W.K Gilman. Bath; A.
D. Nealio, Lewiston; C. w. Hill. B. F.
Deals, s. Crofis, ]. w. Mitchell. Auburn,
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500 Wire Window Screens,
In black and green. These
screens are adjustable and
will readily fit any window.
They have never been sold
less than SOC. apiece. My
price for this lot is Soc. each,
3 for 81.
| have just received from
Philadelphia a line of Para
soils, embracing many high
novelties peculiar to the sea-
son. These parasols | have
in black and all the desirable
solid colors, as we'll as in
stripes and checks, which are
so popular this Spring.
A full line of Summer I'm
derwear, both Ladies' and
Gentlemen's. Genuine French
Balbriggan Goods at 81 per
garment.
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Hon. James G. Blaine, Hon. J. II. Bod.
we'll, Hon J II. Manley and Mr.. Fred Cony
departed for Bar Harbor last night, where
they will remqin few days. Mr.. Blaine
will place his cottage in order for the occu-
pancy of Mr.. II. X. Bishop, to whom it has
been leased.
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Bishop James A. Hesly and Rev. John W..
Murphy of Portland, were in the city yes'ei'
dsv to select site for French Catholic
church. which is to be erected at once. The
,oc.tisn is to be at the North end and has
hasn about decided upon. There are now
about It's French families 10 the city, num-
herring 500 persons.
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The Rarest OF Combinations

True delicacy of flavor with true efficacy
of action, has been attained in the famous
California liquid fruit remedy. Syrup of Figs.
Its pleasant taste and beneficial effects have
rendered it immensely popular. For sale by
J NJ MIXER. may9deod&w lm3pnr
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The Governor. yesterday. nominated Col.
x-,.on Howard, Lewiston, for State Liquor
roumi.sjoner, and Gen. James A. Hall,
nsmsri.cotta, Deputy Labor Commissioner.
u,. Amelia Turner, wife of Robert B.
Tanner. died on Sunday, MAY 9Th, aged 60
o.,. The funeral will occur at her late
,o.;depce on Bangor street, at P. NJ. to-day.
St. Josepb's Band is making very fatterinl
,,ogress under Frank Dennis leadership, the
,,smber. all working hard. The band pro-
,o.es 10 give some out door concerts the pre-
,ent season.
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Eg-A. r. Lewis has placed his order bn,
at J. f. Adams'. State street, and at c. c
Hunts and will be pleased to receive orders
for making. cleaning and laying carpets
whitening, etc. apr2oeodlm
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Ng-C isterns, cess pools and vaults cleans d,
and contents removed Address,
JOHN r. HoLT, CITY.
may5d2w.
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work on the Gage street extention was
besuu yesterday.
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1t is Grand Chief Templar Msrcellus j.
Dow's intention to be present at the session
of Kennebec District Lodge to be held at
Augusta on Wednesday, May 25th. This
will be an important session as the work of
the new degree and other matters of interes,
are to be considered.
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E9ifb.

In winthrop. Nay 4. Mrs. Abbie L. Lauehfon'
oed rs years, / month. ID days.
In Benton. April %. Mrs. Hannah W. Denaoo'
ag-d 6 years. 49, ~ -.
In Whiteaeld, April -. Franklin Blair, aged "a
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mr. Bessey, Abbott Morrison and Ambrose
s..,sle are Sidney's new Board of
Health. "
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tMarrtfb.

In Norrideewock, April 10, Calvin Jones TO Miss
In " aidoboro, April 30, Alfred L. Burns to Miss
Nina n. Studey, both OF Waidoboro.
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600 yds. Cancels Hair
Suitings in grays and tans.
These suitings are 40 inches
in width, and have ALWAYS
been sold at 81 per yd. My
price is 75c.
500 yds. Wool Serges, in
grays and brown, 40 inches
wide, worth 75c, My price
SOC. per yd.
A lot of Scotch Ginghams,
in new and beautiful designs,
retailed everywhere at 25c.
My price 20 cents per yard.
$500 yds. Choice Standard
Prints, in new and seasonable
designs. Made to retail at
SC. My price sc per yard.
New Line of Summer
Skirts.
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elano.Forte Recital.

Following is the programme of the piano.
iorte Recital at Meonian Hall tomorrow even
ing ats o'clock, by Mrs. VIM. H. Sherwood !:
PROGRAMME.
1Loseiette op. 81 No. l. Schumann
ppromptu fat Top. 1927 Schubert
r,scsroiie G major Rubinstein
I,ektra op. "A No. Jensen
Au Matin
nnazurka No. q GODDARD
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Ballade ! DAT ON. I, Chopin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-11

boat occupied by two Frenchmen who
we're endeavoring to pull up river beneath
the west span Of Kennebec Bridge, floated
Aowp against the willows back of the police
station and swamped. The men escaped
with thorough ducking.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-11

The will of the late John Wills of Vienna,
!. being contested in the Probate Court ON
tho ground that at the time Of making the will
and several years previous he was of I'm.
sound mind. There wss partial hearing on
Nonday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-05-11

n. Purington Co. will begin moulding
b,ick at their yard, east side, next week.
They are now striking off 10000 per day at
watervile. and when all their works are in
operation. will make $4,000 daily